Duke Togo

"The Galaxy Rebellion"

Its not over yet. We have *atleast* one movie on the way.

QFT

There were quite a few survivors of the 117th fleet aboard the Frontier. I'm not even sure if the other "voices" of Galaxy Anonymous were from people who had been aboard the 117th.

I'm just quoting Robocop.

It'll be fixed on the DVD!

Blu-ray region map:

GUNS GUNS GUNS! C'mon, guys! The Tigers are playing tonight. I never miss a game.

Ugly, but yet totally kick ass. When I first saw the Macross Quarter (in the opening), I thought it had the 4 cannons like this.

I hear this game has some issues on the PS3. Can anyone confirm?

Very nice, but its asking for some weathering! Oh yes, I was given a MR FX Episode III Mace Windu for my birthday. People buy me the strangest things sometimes! I love it, except its not purple...

NA and Japan are in the same Blu-Ray "region"

Bilrer thought he'd get to see her. I don't know what else that could have meant? Clearly neither Minmay nor the Megaroad were there, but, I am not sure "going there" was something Kawamori should have done. I "get" the Bilrer character, I just think Kawamori ended up cracking open a big can of worms with that scene.

I was thinking Natalie Portman, but hey!

Hmm, I dunno, I can't imagine the PC homeworld being so close to the Vajra homeworld, considering their fear and awe of them. Don't know if the Protoculture would have made it as far as they did with the Vajra presence that close to home. I'm not even sure the Megaroad-01 came anywhere near a Protoculture world. Hell, they may have purposefully dropped off the map to start fresh on some virgin world someplace. Who knows!

No no, you're right on that. But you can't deny that the Protoculture's ship and mecha designs were heavily influenced by the Vajra. We can probably assume they cane first at this point, but we won't really know for sure until we get more information in the official chronology.

No, I'd say "you assume too much", with a forced fake accent.

For more clarification, according to the Macross Compendium, year zero on the Protoculture calendar for us is 500,00 BCE. If the Vajra are meeting with other groups within the galaxy (not galaxies, my bad) every few hundreds of millions of years, I think that this would prove that the Vajra predate the Protoculture.

I dunno, to me its an important plot point. Why the Vajra did what they did seems rather important to the story.

Would you like me to go back and fix my typo for you? Would that make you feel better? I assume your the type who still calls it "Super Dimensional", as well.

I had to edit my post because I forgot the line of dialog that was key. But I wasn't fast enough, clearly.

You got out of it what you got out of it, I got out of it what I did. It wasn't conclusive to me that they would become a couple.

"With the power which even the Protoculture feared, adored, and defied, to the extent of imitating its form, the Super Dimenion life form, Vajra!" And then Ranka goes on to explain that Aimo is a Vajra love song, a mating call when Vajra from other galaxies meet once in "hundreds of millions of years". Could this be ANY more clear?

Well then, how did Ranshe learn it?

I think you really missed what happened at the end of this series.